Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-13
PoRT T0WNsEND.

The past week was principally devo
ted TO coastiag. Both young and old
seemed 10 vie with each other in this
most exciting amusement. Noswith-
standing these minor attractions two
highly enjoyable entertainments we're
given. enc BY Mrs. James Morgan and
the other BY Mr.. and Mrs. Bash, that
proved TO be highly appreciated BY the
guests.
Social events in Dungeness were quite
lively last week, and splendid times are
repaired by the participants.
The season thus far has been remark
ably quiet. Weddings and large recep-
tions have been conspicuous by their
absence. Every one has been wishing
for the seasonahle Spring weather that
has st last appeared, after the incessant
snow and cold of six weeks past.
A large number of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bash's friends assembled at their hand
some residence last Tuesday evening.
Several yoang people contributed TO the
pleasures by rendering some excellent
veal and instrumental music that was
highly appreciated by the guests. Mrs.
Harding, who departed for Alaska on
the Idaho az q missionary among the
Indians, added much equipment by hsT
excellent rendering Of solos and comic
readings Of extracts from the Widow
Bedott" papers. Sparkling converse
ton and good music served to while
away the evening. At IL o'clock a de-
licious repast WAS served, after which
the pleasures we're resumed and contin
ued until q late hour.
An interesting entertainment was
given by Mrs. James Morgan IN her
spacious parlors Wednesday evening to
the ladies eff st. Paul's Gaild, hat was
largely stfended. Tue pariors were APP
prapFiately decorated for the oosssion
and all arrangements we're most CON-
pete. The evening was pleasantly
spent il vocal and instrumental music
and games, and after enjoying the dain-
ty supper prepared for them the gusts
departed, all pronoanoinR this as one Of
the winters pleasures to be long re-
membered.
The many members of the Young
Ladies Guild assembled at the Episco
pal Church Tuesday evening, whsre sr
Interesting socisl event took place.
The visitors were all in a generous mood
occasion was pleasantly spent, aud from
decided succesA
The commodions farm house Of Mr..
and Mrs William Dicks, near Dangi-
cess, vas thrown open Monday even
ing 90 the friends Of she host and host
Sc, who began to assemble at an early
houf, aud by ten o'clo. 4 the hoase was
wiaahnra nan@fnrr haf
vas duly interspatsed with excellent
q late hour. At midnight q samplous
was resumed.
A very pleasant party was rendered TO
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ward, near Dun.
ing was occupied in dancing and games.
After an intermission for supper, dane
ing was again resumed and kept up
until late next morning. when she
guests paying their respects TO the genial
host and hostess, retired.
Mr.. and Mr.. Smith Trays, Of Dua-
geness, entertained q number Of friends
st their residence last Monday evening
Dancing and games we're inaugaRated
for the occasion, and were highly en-
ioyable.
A large number Of eoastine parties
we're held last week, and in fact scarce
IL an evening was passed without sew.
eral parties indulRinR in this most sx-
hileFatinc sport.
The Young Meas Guild will assemble
AZ the residence OF Mrs. Pink, on Tues
dAy evening, where q reception will be
rendered 10 their friends-
49, - - rrwtf
remain there several months, With her
sister, Mrs. Bridges. The young lady
intends forming class in French, for
ladies and gentlemen, Gnd devotine
most Of her time 10 teaching. Hiss
Ststsoa Is quite = talented yoang lady
and al apt scholar in tue French Ian
guaRe. having studied for q number OF
years in Earope. Tue many friends Of
the young lady wish Der complete sue
cess in her new undertaking.
Miss LIKE Smith. Of Victoria. IL Wis
ting friends IN Port Townsend.
Mr.. p. Mntty, Of Discovery, was Ia
town last week.
Mrs. 5. A. Waterbury lefs for San
Francisco GER Elder Yesterday morning.
geRs passengers on the Elder for san
Francisco yesterday.
Col. W. Il. H. Waters is in Portland
90 busisess.
fhs GraRd Asny boys have fitted ap
snug quarters " toe Argas baildine,
unefe they congrssass OF an evening
and fesoant the thrilling experiences
passed through oy quarter Of . cen
t1gv $40.
Wasaingtoa Ledge No Is knights Of
Pytnias, Gil give 3 grand bali 1ext FRI
day evening - UtsAlsfiy.
A. +. Learaea Is SOW in the Customs
sartiss At irondal-.